After being away from Columbus for so long, it was refreshing to know that this place was still on…read morethe east side! I Love authentic cuisine, and this Thai & Vietnamese cuisine is just that. I haven't got a chance to sit down and eat here yet, but I've ordered takeout twice in one week and both times it guninely felt other patrons were not only enjoying their meals, but the atmosphere as well! Very much "home cooked meals vibes inside which feels great! the Thai soup is a go to for me, but the curry's and pho are always great options, especially when you want something filling! I loved the Thai spring rolls as well. I'm looking forward to dining in next time! (Will update review ha )

A guy from work said this was his favorite Thai place to get phó. That seemed off to me, as usually…read moreVietnamese restaurants do the phó. The restaurant is Erawan Thai and Vietnamese. Inside has plenty of seating. Tables and chairs. I ordered a rare steak and meatball phó, and chicken satay. I got an order of beef larb, and papaya salad to go. The phó was decent. The satay was great. With those dishes I was thinking this will be my new go to. The service was only ok for me. Back at the house I ate the larb. It was too thick. I didn't order a tiger cry dish. Larb is finely minced beef, pork, or chicken. This was not that. Not a fan. The papaya salad was the same way cut too thick. I wanted to try some more authentic Thai dishes. Unfortunately those were a let down for me. I give this place 3.5 stars. Rounded up to four.

This is truly some of the best Thai food in Columbus. I'm sure I am adding to a long list of highly…read morepositive reviews for this establishment. A few Thai restaurants in town are truly authentic, I feel that this is a great representation of truly good Thai food. I worked at a Thai restaurant all through college and the spring back memories of the meals I would have with the family after hours, not the Americanized versions of what we serve served back then.

Pros: The chicken wings and Pad See Ew were incredible!…read moreDefinitely order a side of sticky rice Prices are reasonable for the portion size Located in an unassuming strip mall with good parking Cons: Only one person at the front and she was doing it all - taking orders at the counter, bringing out food, taking call in orders, bussing tables, etc. They definitely need more staff! Decor isn't anything exciting Bathroom is small Pro tip: This place is a hidden gem. Take-out may be the way to go and make sure you visit the grocery store next door.

Great service and great food! I couldn't decide what to get. There were so many things to choose…read morefrom. Will definitely be back soon.

Superior to similar restaurants in the area. Pad Thai, General Tso chicken, pho, spring rolls, miso…read moresoup and sushi are top notch! The raspberry lemon drop from the bar is perfectly tart and powerful. Staff are always friendly and attentive. Small, cozy atmosphere with a great instrumental music selection that pairs well with the place. Typically bring out of state visitors here for a delicious meal.

The service was amazing! The food was so awesome. The papaya salad was so fresh. A lot of food for…read moreminimal prices. Definitely a week night ritual. We will be back!

First of all our server was a young man who was very attentive and friendly. He checked on us…read moremultiple times, always kept our water filled and anticipated us needing to go containers before we asked so overall excellent service. The location had plenty of seating and was clean with nice bathrooms. The food was great. Everything was the right temperature and very fresh. The fried tempura green beans were amazing. Lots of Thai, Chinese and even Korean dishes. Fairly large portions and well priced.

I've been here several times, and I swear I've reviewed it before. This time I was picking…read moresomething up for mom, who lives nearby. A bit empty, never busy. Service is friendly enough on checkout, but no one ever comes to help. They have what I'm looking for about half the time. I come in more because it is handy in the area than because it is a favorite. Plenty of parking in this rather quiet strip mall. Nothing here that is a big draw, but there are several places worth visiting just to check out, so you can throw this in the mix while you are stopping in some of the other shops. Just don't expect much.

Asian Grocery is really a Southeast Asian grocery; the husband-and-wife proprietors are Vietnamese…read moreand Laotian, respectively. The grocery suffers a bit from inheriting a much larger space than it needs (the former Westerville Market, whose logo can still be seen on the baskets and shopping carts); if Asian Grocery were in a space the size of Luc's or Westgate Thai, it wouldn't feel as empty as it usually does. Asian Grocery has put some of their extra space to good use, now that they've opened Pho Saigon, which is hands down the best Vietnamese food that one will find in Columbus (see my review). Pho Saigon aside, there are things that make Asian Grocery worth shopping at. The produce is generally among the freshest you'll find at the various Asian groceries in Columbus, and as one would expect of a Vietnamese grocery, it's a broad range: various Chinese cabbages, squashes, okra, green papaya, bean sprouts, lots of Vietnamese herbs. If you come in the appropriate season, you can find fresh lychee, longan, mangosteen, jackfruit, and dragonfruit. If you know where to look, there are also things they prepare themselves - plastic containers full of homemade salted mustard cabbage (good for stir-frying with pork), and in preparation for the Chinese New Year, freshly-made Vietnamese rice dumplings stuffed with coconut (see my photos). It's not the prettiest grocery shopping experience, but you can't eat atmosphere, can you?